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 Post subject: loan of building tools
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If anyone in the dorset/somerset wants to borrow a mixer, or needs the use of a morticer, or anything else for a day, then you can use mine.

conditions - you must be a trusted poster, or have a refferal from one, or you must leave a deposit and driving licence.

I have all the tools needed to build a house, and the thought of that chap mixing concrete by hand in newcastle (too far for me to lend him my mixer) is making me want to cry.

all I ask is that you accept liability for damage while you have them, and return them as found.


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A great gesture python, well done mate. :thumbright:

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Great offer Python :thumbright: :thumbright:

I live too far way to take up any offer, not that I need anything at the mo!!


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I bet you have more chance of getting them back in one piece lending them to strangers as opposed to lending them to family :angryfire:


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Just noticed this post, very decent of you!

Good to see that in people :-)


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